The Master of Science in Computer Science at Monroe University’s King Graduate School is designed for students seeking to deepen their technical expertise in areas like software design, networking, and computer architecture. The curriculum integrates cutting-edge topics such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and cloud computing to prepare graduates for high-demand roles in the tech sector. Students engage in project-based learning and complete a comprehensive thesis or special project to demonstrate their mastery of advanced computing concepts. This STEM-designated program provides a flexible pathway for both full-time students and working professionals to advance into senior technical or leadership positions.

Monroe’s MS in Data Science focuses on transforming complex data sets into actionable business insights through advanced statistical computing and machine learning techniques. Students build a robust foundation in data modeling, visualization, and big data management using industry-standard tools like Python, R, and Tableau. The program emphasizes practical application across various sectors, including finance, healthcare, and retail, ensuring graduates are ready for roles like Data Architect or Business Intelligence Analyst. This 36-credit STEM program is ideal for those looking to master the analytical skills required to thrive in a data-driven global economy.

The STEM-designated MBA in Business Management, Analytics, and Information Technology merges core business leadership with technical proficiency in data mining and predictive modeling. This specialized track allows students to choose concentrations such as Data Science and Business Analytics or Supply Chain Management to gain a competitive edge in technical industries. By combining traditional management theory with quantitative decision-making, the program prepares graduates to lead organizations through digital transformations. It is a 45-credit pathway designed for high-potential leaders who want to leverage technology to drive strategic business outcomes.

The General Management MBA program provides a holistic perspective of the corporate world, focusing on ethical leadership, strategic marketing, and financial statement analysis. Students develop the essential competencies required by modern executives, including effective communication and complex problem-solving in a global environment. With ten different focus areas available, students can customize their 36-credit degree to align with specific career goals in fields like HR, marketing, or project management. The program’s urban-focused, applied research approach ensures that graduates are ready to step into leadership roles in diverse business settings.

The MS in Accounting is meticulously designed to help students fulfill the 150-hour education requirement for CPA licensure in New York State. The curriculum covers advanced topics in taxation, auditing, and international accounting standards, while also integrating modern data analytics for the accounting profession. Under the guidance of expert faculty, students develop the critical-thinking skills needed for senior positions such as Finance Director or Chief Financial Officer. This 36-credit program prepares graduates to sit for the Uniform CPA Exam with confidence, whether they choose to work in the public, private, or nonprofit sectors.

Monroe’s MS in Health Care Administration prepares professionals for leadership roles in various healthcare settings by focusing on evidence-based decision-making and policy analysis. The 42-credit curriculum explores the intersection of healthcare law, economics, and information systems to ensure graduates can effectively manage complex clinical and administrative operations. Students learn to design strategies for continuous quality improvement and navigate the unique ethical and regulatory challenges of the U.S. healthcare delivery system. This program is ideal for those aspiring to become medical services managers or directors in hospital systems and government agencies.

The MS in Criminal Justice offers an interdisciplinary study of criminology, public policy, and the U.S. legal system to prepare students for leadership in law enforcement and social services. Students explore modern crime reduction strategies, terrorism, and the socio-economic impact of public policy on diverse communities. With concentrations in Community Justice and Global Terrorism, the program allows for specialization in high-priority areas of national and international security. Graduates emerge with a social science "arsenal" that transcends traditional enforcement, preparing them for roles in federal agencies, corrections, and community leadership.

The MS in Forensic Psychology integrates the principles of psychology and law to prepare students for leadership roles in the courts, corrections, and mental health agencies. The curriculum emphasizes the psychopathology of offenders, assessment tools, and the impact of trauma on individuals within the criminal justice system. While not a licensure program, it provides the essential theoretical and research foundations for careers in victim advocacy, social services, and forensic research. Through a practicum or thesis, students gain hands-on experience in analyzing the intersection of human behavior and legal standards